Telegram-herald., 1887-02-05

was Last t,lghrs Session cI
taaC0Imon Nouael-.
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A Lal1f Member Advocates
Frn f6su Iar tne #afora.-
t-~ar1 Collectors
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sIt a. sH.3fsl sele ss follows.
-e,..a a changes laazaass so - ~ make
., tesai.s tnst Supervisor enters upon -1s
a-aes VI Ia o.1os tas AonlAf -i.es his
election
1-cror 20 p-escribss the duties 1f The
C., Treasurer makes llm receiver of al
.a4ss. saa.- county cry highway. sewer.
$1,000. a.4t 4ii municipal ta1ea and a. &s-
se-smauls llr elsy speCizi improvement ls,
e1eeat.as easFzIE assessments ~llcn ne
aarsra shall C0Ilclt .s az present a4taOr-
.-s .uInl io deposit AL c--s moneys "l.a
solls alails institution b. SAID cay Nnlc2
Nl "a .o cIV sreest rate ~ Interest oo
lallg 1t ance-. -leu interest 20 oci0uS 4li
80 ID ea--ga. illt ~ city. and sach teiost-
l..f l0 --vl ample security, ~ 1v approved
tg tolleil. treasurer ca keep account ~ 81
...u fllas as a- present. Ualralis 1n Irc@s-
lr-r ~ le drawn as - present. treasurer ID
rC.s.s same poser 81 O. 81 ao9i money as
lr a1s possesses. Treasurer records % Ds
.Iea t5 lloNC INSPECTION. treasurer %
maze aln.al report as az present 10 have
s- l.e- farm he'd by the city, 10 devote
nls e4l.e tlue ID uilc-4l duties. council 20
furnish aIl necessary assistants and de-
1lres ~ laer compensation AMI pre-
81. r be- tlelf term ~ employ melJ
section H. prescrioes L1e dates OF Mar
.Lal 20 rlaL le eases ~ oe collector 81 al
s1-ea as.esslleuls. except Sidewalk AS
easements. makes Lim superintendent u
streets sidewalks sewers, parks and public
rounds provides that hr shall report
weekly ne condition Il such streets, etc,
+ end il 81 Is~.liye 50 = 10 Immediately eudan-
Eer ufs or allb. 10 repair such AZ once. and
/ report expense thereof 70 Council, olher-
xlse 70 report defect 20 bat Council may
order repairs provides tor assessing en-
I cease ~ 81 % ItpA,r TO aNJOlning properly,
Vcsn BE- car legzAy oe done harNhal 10 fe-
port to Council, 6Ko, Snen spsci4ly re-
oue-ted lis account Of expenses 10 be
/ tlals- in duplicate and filed IL Ms ofice- 10
Keep proper records OF al expenditures in
BOOKS which shall be city records and %
perform sucl other duties as the Council
s1ail from ume to time require. and 10 be
attending seargranl-st-a al al-COmmOn
C0unul meetings.
Sec ~ pr0viliar FOR the employment Of
cisliea. heip Tor the Comptroller was ap-
proved anu sections p, IS. - and 30, rela-
tive % old B0ard Of Superintendents Of
Cemeteries. were repealed Section 50, re-
lsuye % salaries, wss amended as follows,
CLERK s. .00o and p quisites as al present;
Deputy Clerk, $50. present salary, foiVi
City Treasurer $500.
The proposed amendment placed the Mar
shals salary al s.. 20 yer annum. Alder
man Doan moved ~ amend by making the
sz.ary sl so. Alderman Stein thought u,
lO enough. He would be willing 10 take 4
uir job At that price. Alderman Doan
flougbt The salary be proposed Was about
nEAL Alderman Saunders replying %
a Alderman stein said. " We can ge; Cranks
COR al tle 0flce= at s. da., bu- they
wouldn't represent the city Alderman
Hayward thought fl1- good salary ~
everything was getting cheaper. Alderman
Saunders remarked, i don't see that any
thing Is done Oh The dummy line Alder
man Ihlm talked economy. Alderman
/ Dosn amendment was lost, likewise the
motion of Alderman saunders 70 place the
I sa ary 8. 500. The salary as placed, $500,
was approved
AID. saunders moved 10 place the salary
of toe Mayor at si.J0o, but withdrew the
motion 20 make way for Alderman De
Graafs motion 10 place IL a. 500. The
Mav0r stated that since he had held the
Office be could figure the loss OF 5000 from
/ nls trade. by reason OF disagreement with
him because be would not appoint certain
mea 20 positions lie said. Any man who
takes the Office can figure OF loosing 5000
I a yssr f be is IN business, and ne should
certainly receive some recon- pense Tor his
time. Alderman Saunders inquired n the
Z cfics of ~ iy0r went % the democrats OI
5rrrnbackers ibis year. Alderman Hay
7 ward thought 5000 none too much. Alder
man ltum thought g good Mayor worth
more than 5000. Dlt men could be secured
I -f -ff lev
I man Bsllle- gh0gcht that the Mayor I
7 r1mrNgn expenses should not hs
essen ulO consideration. but be
saosI te qaid q .cir "A ary. Alderman
/ re though Il Tie aldermen couli afford
I Cd plt n their time a. $40, the Mayor GER
/ airiv could afford 20 pot his time n fol
I 81 tn Alderman Saunders ret0ried that
/ as-e was 20 COM parls0n Of the twO Offices
F ors required almost fhe entire TIME th'
/ fler 0nI J one q rht week. "ior. said ue
/ there ere aldermen VINO only attend tA'
I sessions Monday q Tht and are never seer
/ commtlree meetings and ne lc0ses TTls
+ uicl0usly ~ Alderman lre1ue- Aidermsr
I saunders 81 q t1at 30 expect the Mayor .,
+ have regular e.lrs no--s would oa q yrea
/ inconvenience ~ many. Alderman Cre.l'
+ hlt t1e labor enf blow b. 7aYHig tha
\ only fhrse Nl3 e.f.i forl O. mase st-u
/ fees su.Il| -s.e taa Office ana Alderman
rn .arrol r.o-.er ta-n-r-s io. A lar
..eHf snI "a s 20 ereryt SO Q og ta|
& .ar uen a -le second. Toe Wy
F ran Sd p.are sl.sIF 81 I'D r.s iasf
sra rae orena Proposition, Slso W.
( carried.
Alderman le cra stated trat - q.
n..1s AIleraau ~ or.a az 1o ts
e- ss.ar.ss "a ne moved tha
re salary 20 arai a. 90 tat sasad faa
some rfrer aruE o. nan second li